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Posted December 15, 2015 10:00 am by R.P. Mcmurphy Comments
By Michael Humphries
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The MRO features an LED red dot that has eight individual brightness settings. It is adjusted through the use of the large, ambidextrous adjustment dial located atop the 7075-T6 aluminum housing.
The new Miniature Rifle Optic (MRO) from Trijicon is a 1x25mm red dot optic that measures in at 2.6 inches in length and weighs just 4.1 ounces.
Trijicon has a long history of packing paradigm-shifting amounts of performance and capabilities into rugged optical sights. While traditional iron sights will not be phased out of use soon, their current “secondary status” on practically all tactical long guns can be
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